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🧭 What the SEC Is Planning

1. Innovation‑Friendly Regulation (“Innovation Exemption”)

The SEC under Chairman Paul Atkins is preparing a formal “innovation exemption” aimed at giving crypto firms a regulated pathway to build and launch new on‑chain products without facing immediate enforcement risk under outdated securities rules. This exemption is expected around late 2025 / early 2026 and marks a major shift from the SEC’s historically enforcement‑focused approach to digital assets.

Designed to allow both registered and non‑registered digital asset businesses to experiment with novel products under clear guardrails.

Expected to reduce regulatory uncertainty and speed product launches.

2. Project Crypto: A Broader Policy Framework

“Project Crypto” is a Commission‑wide initiative to modernize U.S. securities laws for blockchain and digital assets, integrating on‑chain markets and clarifying how crypto fits into federal securities rules. It includes:

Clearer definitions for digital assets (securities, commodities, stablecoins, utility tokens).

Frameworks for token offerings, custody, and trading that reflect crypto’s unique features.

Rules to support on‑chain market infrastructure and institutional participation.

3. Crypto Task Force & Rulemaking

The SEC’s Crypto Task Force continues to engage with the public, industry, and staff to draft practical policy recommendations that balance innovation with investor protection. This task force assists in shaping new rules and clarifications in digital asset law.

⚖️ Why This Matters

📈 For Innovation & Market Growth

Policy shifts signal a more supportive environment for DeFi, tokenized markets, and decentralized financial products.

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